Other Workshops and Events (1999)

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bib (full) Coreference and Its Applications

Coreference and Its Applications
Cross-Document Event Coreference: Annotations, Experiments, and Observations
Amit Bagga | Breck Baldwin
Is Hillary Rodham Clinton the President? Disambiguating Names across Documents
Yael Ravin | Zunaid Kazi
Identification of Coreference Between Names and Faces
Koichi Yamada | Kazunari Sugiyama | Yasunori Yonamine | Hiroshi Nakagawa
Automatic Slide Presentation from Semantically Annotated Documents
Masao Utiyama | Koiti Hasida
Resolution of Indirect Anaphora in Japanese Sentences Using Examples: "X no Y (Y of X)"
Masaki Murata | Hitoshi Isahara | Makoto Nagao
Pronoun Resolution in Japanese Sentences Using Surface Expressions and Examples
Masaki Murata | Hitoshi Isahara | Makoto Nagao
Corpus-Based Anaphora Resolution Towards Antecedent Preference
Michael Paul | Kazuhide Yamamoto | Eiichiro Sumita
Coreference resolution in dialogues in English and Portuguese
Marco Rocha
Orthographic Co-Reference Resolution Between Proper Nouns Through the Calculation of the Relation of "Replicancia"
Pedro Amo | Francisco L. Ferreras | Fernando Cruz | Satumino Maldonado
Coreference-oriented Interlingual Slot Structure & Machine Translation
Jesus Peral | Manuel Palomar | Antonio Ferrandez
Using Coreference Chains for Text Summarization
Saliha Azzam | Kevin Humphreys | Robert Gaizauskas
Using Coreference for Question Answering
Thomas S. Morton
What is coreference, and what should coreference annotation be?
Kees van Deemter | Rodger Kibble
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bib (full) Towards Standards and Tools for Discourse Tagging

Towards Standards and Tools for Discourse Tagging
Annotation Graphs as a Framework for Multidimensional Linguistic Data Analysis
Steven Bird | Mark Liberman
The MATE Annotation Workbench: User Requirements
Jean Carletta | Amy Isard
Argumentation Mark-Up: A Proposal
Jean-Francois Delannoy
Evaluation of Annotation Schemes for Japanese Discourse Japanese Discourse Tagging Working Group
A. Ichikawa | M. Araki | Y. Horiuchi | M. Ishizaki | S. Itabashi | W. Itoh | H Kashioka | K. Kato | H. Kikuchi | H. Koiso | T. Kumagai | A. Kurematsu | K. Maekawa | S. Nakazato | M. Tamoto | S. Tutiya | Y. Yamashita | W. Yoshimura
Standardisation Efforts on the Level of Dialogue Act in the MATE Project
Marion Klein
Tagging of Speech Acts and Dialogue Games in Spanish Call Home
Lori Levin | Klaus Ries | Ann Thyme-Gobbel | Alon Lavie
Experiments in Constructing a Corpus of Discourse Trees
Daniel Marcu | Estibaliz Amorrortu | Magdalena Romera
Tagging Psychotherapeutic Interviews for Linguistic Analysis
Jon David Patrick
The MATE meta-scheme for coreference in dialogues in multiple languages
M. Poesio | F. Bruneseaux | L. Romary
A recognition-based meta-scheme for dialogue acts annotation
Claudia Soria | Vito Pirrelli
Discourse-level argumentation in scientific articles: human and automatic annotation
Simone Teufel | Marc Moens
A mark up language for tagging discourse and annotating documents in context sensitive interpretation environments
Graziella Tonfoni
A Two-level Approach to Coding Dialogue for Discourse Structure: Activities of the 1998 DRI Working Group on Higher-level Structures
David R. Traum | Christine H. Nakatani
Automatically Extracting Grounding Tags from BF Tags
Teresa Zollo | Mark Core
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bib (full) SIGLEX99: Standardizing Lexical Resources

SIGLEX99: Standardizing Lexical Resources
WordNet 2 - A Morphologically and Semantically Enhanced Resource
Sanda M. Harabagiu | George A. Miller | Dan I. Moldovan
A Case Study on Inter-Annotator Agreement for Word Sense Disambiguation
Hwee Tou Ng | Chung Yong Lim | Shou King Foo
Supervised Learning of Lexical Semantic Verb Classes Using Frequency Distributions
Suzanne Stevenson | Paola Merlo | Natalia Kariaeva Rutgers
On the concept of diathesis alternations as semantic oppositions
Ana Fernandez | M. Antonia Marti | Gloria Vazquez | Irene Castellon
Towards a Meaning-Full Comparison of Lexical Resources
Kenneth C. Litkowski
On Some Aspects of Lexical Standardization
Remi Zajac
SIMPLE- Semantic Information for Multifunctional Plurilingual Lexica: Some Examples of Danish" Concrete Nouns
Bolette Sandford Pedersen | Britt Keson
Parallel Translations as Sense Discriminators
Nancy Ide
An Overt Semantics with a Machine-guided Approach for Robust LKBs
Evelyne Viegas
Statistical Matching of Two Ontologies
Satoshi Sekine | Kiyoshi Sudo | Takano Ogino
A Computational Lexicon of Portuguese for Automatic Text Parsing
Ehsabete Ranchhod | Cristina Mota | Jorge Baptista
Towards a Universal Index of Meaning
Piek Vossen | Wim Peters | Julio Gonzalo
Electronic Dictionaries and Linguistic Analysis of Italian Large Corpora
Simonetta Vietri | Annibale Elia
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bib (full) EACL 1999: CoNLL-99 Computational Natural Language Learning

EACL 1999: CoNLL-99 Computational Natural Language Learning
Unsupervised Learning of Word Boundary with Description Length Gain
Chunyu Kit | Yorick Wilks
Experiments in Unsupervised Entropy-Based Corpus Segmentation
André Kempe
Practical Bootstrapping of Morphological Analyzers
Kemal Oflazer | Sergei Nirenburg
Finding Representations for Memory-Based Language Learning
Stephan Raaijmakers
The μ-TBL System: Logic Programming Tools for Transformation-Based Learning
Torbjörn Lager
The μ-TBL system represents an attempt to use the search and database capabilities of the Prolog programming language to implement a generalized form of transformation-based learning. In the true spirit of logic-programming, the implementation is ‘derived’ from a declarative, logical interpretation of transformation rules. The μ-TBL system recognizes four kinds of rules, that can be used to implement various kinds of disambiguators, including Constraint Grammar disambiguators as well as more traditional ‘Brill-taggers’. Results from a number of experiments and benchmarks are presented which show that the system is both flexible and efficient.
Learning Transformation Rules to Find Grammatical Relations
Lisa Ferro | Marc Vilain | Alexander Yeh
Memory-Based Shallow Parsing
Walter Daelemans | Sabine Buchholz | Jorn Veenstra
MDL-based DCG Induction for NP Identification
Miles Osborne
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bib (full) EAMT Workshop: EU and the new languages

EAMT Workshop: EU and the new languages
Government language policy: Translation of EC legislation into the Czech language
Pavlina Obrová
EU: Preparing for new languages
Dimitri Theologitis
Experience from translation of EU documents
Gábor Prószéky
Aligning and extracting translation equivalents from EU documents - a possible look on EU Integration
Elena Paskaleva
Semi-automatic acquisition of lexical resources for new languages or new domains
Jean Senellart
MT open to standards
Alex Murzaku
The L&H approach to development of tools for new languages
Gregor Thurmair | Johannes Ritzke
The PROMT translation technology for Russian and other languages
Svetlana Sokolova
Reverso: a new generation of machine translation software for English-French-English, German-French-German, etc.
Théo Hoffenberg
Translation to and from Russian: the ETAP system
Igor Boguslavsky
On intermediate structures and tectogrammatics
Petr Sgall
Machine translation of very closely related languages
Jan Hajič | Jan Hric | Vladislav Kuboň
Tools for the CEEC languages, an overview
Poul Andersen
Automatic translation lexicon extraction from English-Czech parallel texts
Martin Čmejrek | Jan Cuřin
Human Language Technologies - possibilities in the EU 5th Framework Programme for Research and Technological Development
Bente Maegaard
Summary and Conclusions
Dimitri Theologitis
Post-Workshop commentary: New languages are not virgin languages: EAMT ‘99 Workshop from an "eastern" point of view
Vladislav Kuboň
MT News International no. 22
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bib (full) 1999 Joint SIGDAT Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing and Very Large Corpora

1999 Joint SIGDAT Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing and Very Large Corpora
What’s Happened Since the First SIGDAT Meeting?
Kenneth Ward Church
Text-Translation Alignment: Three Languages Are Better Than Two
Michel Simard
Mapping Multilingual Hierarchies Using Relaxation Labeling
J. Daudé | L. Padró | G. Rigau
Improved Alignment Models for Statistical Machine Translation
Franz Josef Och | Christoph Tillmann | Hermann Ney
Cross-Language Information Retrieval for Technical Documents
Atsushi Fujii | Tetsuya Ishikawa
Boosting Applied to Tagging and PP Attachment
Steven Abney | Robert E. Schapire | Yoram Singer
Applying Extrasentential Context To Maximum Entropy Based Tagging With A Large Semantic And Syntactic Tagset
Ezra Black | Andrew Finch | Ruiqiang Zhang
Improving POS Tagging Using Machine-Learning Techniques
Lluis Marquez | Horacio Rodriguez | Josep Carmona | Josep Montolio
Determining the specificity of nouns from text
Sharon A. Caraballo | Eugene Charniak
Retrieving Collocations From Korean Text
Seonho Kim | Zooil Yang | Mansuk Song | Jung-Ho Ahn
Noun Phrase Coreference as Clustering
Claire Cardie | Kiri Wagstaff
Language Independent Named Entity Recognition Combining Morphological and Contextual Evidence
Silviu Cucerzan | David Yarowsky
Unsupervised Models for Named Entity Classification
Michael Collins | Yoram Singer
Hybrid Disambiguation of Prepositional Phrase Attachment and Interpretation
Sven Hartrumpf
HMM Specialization with Selective Lexicalization
Jin-Dong Kim | Sang-Zoo Lee | Hae-Chang Rim
Why Doesn’t Natural Language Come Naturally?
Richard Schwartz
POS Tags and Decision Trees for Language Modeling
Peter A. Heeman
An Information-Theoretic Empirical Analysis of Dependency-Based Feature Types for Word Prediction Models
Dekai Wu | Jun Zhao | Zhifang Sui
Word Informativeness and Automatic Pitch Accent Modeling
Shimei Pan | Kathleen R. McKeown
Learning Discourse Relations with Active Data Selection
Tadashi Nomoto | Yuji Matsumoto
A Learning Approach to Shallow Parsing
Marcia Muñoz | Vasin Punyakanok | Dan Roth | Dav Zimak
Guiding a Well-Founded Parser with Corpus Statistics
Amon Seagull | Lenhart Schubert
Exploiting Diversity in Natural Language Processing: Combining Parsers
John C. Henderson | Eric Brill
Lexical ambiguity and Information Retrieval revisited
Julio Gonzalo | Anselmo Penas | Felisa Verdejo
Detecting Text Similarity over Short Passages: Exploring Linguistic Feature Combinations via Machine Learning
Vasileios Hatzivassiloglou | Judith L. Klavans | Eleazar Eskin
Automatic Construction of Weighted String Similarity Measures
Jorg Tiedemann
Taking the load off the conference chairs-towards a digital paper-routing assistant
David Yarowsky | Radu Florian
PP-Attachment: A Committee Machine Approach
Martha A. Alegre | Josep M. Sopena | Agusti Lloberas
Cascaded Grammatical Relation Assignment
Sabine Buchholz | Jorn Veenstra | Walter Daelemans
Automatically Merging Lexicons that have Incompatible Part-of-Speech Categories
Daniel Ka-Leung Chan | Dekai Wu
An Iterative Approach to Estimating Frequencies over a Semantic Hierarchy
Stephen Clark | David Weir
Using Subcategorization to Resolve Verb Class Ambiguity
Maria Lapata | Chris Brew
Improving Brill’s POS Tagger for an Agglutinative Language
Beata Megyesi
Corpus-Based Learning for Noun Phrase Coreference Resolution
Wee Meng Soon | Hwee Tou Ng | Chung Yong Lim
Corpus-Based Approach for Nominal Compound Analysis for Korean Based on Linguistic and Statistical Information
Juntae Yoon | Key-Sun Choi | Mansuk Song
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bib (full) Proceedings of the 12th Nordic Conference of Computational Linguistics (NODALIDA 1999)

Proceedings of the 12th Nordic Conference of Computational Linguistics (NODALIDA 1999)
Torbjørn Nordgård
BusTUC–A natural language bus route adviser in Prolog
Tore Amble
Developing a grammar checker for Swedish
Antti Arppe
Detecting grammar errors with Lingsoft’s Swedish grammar checker
Juhani Birn
Pivot Alignment
Lars Borin
Granska–an efficient hybrid system for Swedish grammar checking
Rickard Domeij | Ola Knutsson | Johan Carlberger | Viggo Kann
Adapting an English Information Extraction System to Swedish
Kristofer Franzén
The shortcomings of a tagger
Kristin Hagen | Janne Bondi Johannessen | Anders Nøklestad
Merging Classifiers for Improved Information Retrieval
Anette Hulth | Lars Asker
Extracting Keywords from Digital Document Collections
Anna Jonsson
Ontologically Supported Semantic Matching
Atanas K. Kiryakov | Kiril Iv. Simov
Automatic Detection of Lexicalised Phrases in Swedish
Janne Lindberg
Towards a Finite-State Parser for Swedish
Beáta Megyesi | Sara Rydin
Semantic Clustering of Adjectives and Verbs Based on Syntactic Patterns
Costanza Navarretta
An HPSG Account of Danish Pre-nominals
Anne Neville
Tonem 1 eller 2 eller 1,5? (Toneme 1 or 2 or 1,5?) [In Norwegian]
Arild Noven | Per Arne Larsen | Bente Moxness | Kolbjørn Slethei
Syntactic Analysis and Error Correction for Danish in the SCARRIE Project
Patrizia Paggio
Designing a System for Swedish Spoken Document Retrieval
Botond Pakucs | Björn Gambäck
Statistics and Phonotactical Rules in Finding OCR Errors
Stina Nylander
An Information Retrieval System with Cooperative Behaviour
Paulo Quaresma | Irene Pimenta Rodrigues
An Evaluation of the Translation Corpus Aligner, with special reference to the language pair English-Portuguese
Diana Santos | Signe Oksefjell
Automatic proofreading for Norwegian: The challenges of lexical and grammatical variation
Koenraad de Smedt | Victoria Rosén
Word Alignment Step by Step
Jörg Tiedemann
On Using the Two-level Model as the Basis of Morphological Analysis and Synthesis of Estonian
Heli Uibo
LFG-DOT: Combining Constraint-Based and Empirical Methodologies for Robust MT
Andy Way

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